Dilnawaz fuses Sufi philosophy, classical dance, and Urdu literature to tell a mystical tale of love and transcendence, reclaiming the stage as sacred space and guiding audiences on a soulful journey toward divine union.
Every piece on display—whether a sari or jacket—came from silk woven in Chapainawabganj, Rajshahi.
There was a time when Pahela Baishakh fashion was synonymous with red and white — crisp white cottons, bold red borders, and a touch of alta on the feet.
For decades, Bangladeshi fashion has grappled with an unspoken dilemma — how does one balance global aspirations with cultural heritage? The answer, for many, seemed to lean toward western influences, often at the expense of traditional styles.
KOA, a yoga centre in Banani, is a prime example of how architecture can create a spiritual space within an urban landscape.
Faiza Ahmed has never been one to follow trends. Her designs have always spoken louder than fabric and thread, carrying messages of empowerment, resilience, and the unspoken realities of the world around us. But this time, ‘Rebel with a Cause,’ by this fashion activist, is making a bold statement.
Eid decor blends minimalism with festive elegance using statement pieces, warm lighting, and refined furniture. Subtle accents like gold calligraphy, fresh flowers, and scented candles enhance ambience, creating a welcoming, sophisticated space without overwhelming the aesthetic.
Shwapno launches a safety initiative, offering women refuge in its stores against harassment. Trained staff provide immediate assistance and contact authorities, fostering societal change. This bold move challenges norms, urging businesses to actively protect women and promote collective safety.
Eid 2024 fashion blends pastels and bold hues, featuring sarees, anarkalis, kaftans, and kameez sets. Hand embroidery, flowing silhouettes, and statement accessories elevate looks, embracing tradition and modernity with elegance and individuality.
The jewellery market in Bangladesh is experiencing a remarkable transformation. Once synonymous with gold and silver, the country’s fashion scene is now embracing bold innovations and diverse materials, catering to both traditional sensibilities and modern preferences. Whether it’s for grand occasions or everyday wear, gold and silver are no longer the go-to options.
For decades, consumers were encouraged to buy more, wear less, and discard quickly. However, as global movements have shed light on the carbon footprint of this culture, many are reconsidering their choices, and Bangladeshis are no exception.
Compatibility in relationships isn't about perfect similarity but how differences create balance. Emotional security, shared life perspectives, and mutual respect are key. It’s about feeling comfortable, connected, and secure, even during ordinary, mundane moments.
Dhaka police will use video-based monitoring from 21 February to penalise speeding on the Elevated Expressway. While some support stricter enforcement and raising limits to 80 kmph, concerns persist over fairness, transparency, and effective implementation.
As women, we have all been there — the ordeal that is lingerie shopping; wrapped in layers of discomfort, embarrassment, and sometimes downright frustration.
When setting up your first home together, one of the most cherished spaces you will design is the dining room.
With winter festivities in full swing, is it time to rethink our wardrobe? What do we sacrifice this time: warmth or style? Well, with the right set of choices, would say, neither!
ACI Pure Fortified Rice, the first fortified rice to be introduced commercially in the country, is the newest addition to the line of ACI products.
In Bangladesh, over the past few years, photography has evolved remarkably, transforming from a beloved hobby into a thriving profession. For many, what started as casual snapshots has grown into a passion and ultimately careers in visual storytelling. Sheikh Suraiya Rehnuma is one such photographer, carving out her path in the industry.
